Bahnsen vs Stein, Tabash & Smith

Greg Bahnsen vs Gordon Stein. The great debate.
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Transcripts of the debate are available here and here.
Greg Bahnsen vs Edward Tabash
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Greg Bahnsen vs George Smith
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Providence and Freedom: A Compatiblist Account. Part 2 – Semi-Compatiblism and Divine Sovereignty

2.1 Theological Terms
By meticulous providence it is meant that God’s control over creation is expansive and detailed. Commensurate with traditional Calvinistic thinking, every event, choice, and free action is predetermined by God. The divine decree is not an agent; it has no causal powers nor is it active [...]

Douglas Groothuis Mp3 (Lectures on Apologetics)

Lectures on Apologetics
Introductory Lecture (Dr. Douglas Groothuis) Click Here
1. The Nature and Purpose of Apologetics part 1 Click Here
2. The Nature and Purpose of Apologetics part 2 Click Here
3. Developing an Apologetic Mind for the Postmodern World part 1 Click Here
4. Developing an Apologetic Mind for the Postmodern World part 2 Click Here
5. Worldviews, [...]

Libertarianism, Compatibilism and Moral Responsiblity: A Philosophical Introduction to Available Models. Part 3

Part 3 Alternative Possibilities, Moral Responsibility and Frankfurt Counterexamples:
 (Introducing the Philosophical Motivation for Compatibilism)
1. Alternative Possibilities and Moral Responsibility
In each of the libertarian accounts considered above the agent is pictured as the source of his own action. Not only that, great care is taken in these accounts to ensure that the way in which [...]

Books and Articles on the Philosophical Analysis of the Incarnation and the Trinity

Bibliography
 
Baker, Ruddy L. “Unity Without Identity: A New Look at Material Constitution,” Midwest Studies in Philosophy 23 (1999): 144-165.
Brown, D., 1989, “Trinitarian Personhood and Individuality.” in Feenstra and Plantinga 1989, pp. 48-78.
Coakley, Sarah. “What Chalcedon Does Solve and What Does it Not? Some Reflections on the Status and Meaning of the Chalcedonian ‘Definition.’” In Incarnation: [...]

William Lane Craig on Jesus’ Resurrection Appearances

William Lane Craig on Christian Origins

William Lane Craig on Early Christian Beliefs

Libertarianism, Compatibilism and Moral Responsiblity: A Philosophical Introduction to Available Models. Part 2

Note: This set of posts attempts to take our readers to the next level in their understanding of compatibilist human freedom and divine sovereignty. It, therefore, assumes that the reader has read the two earlier posts on ‘Compatibilism and Evil’ as well as the introduction to divine sovereignty and human freedom or it assumes that [...]

Libertarianism, Compatibilism and Moral Responsiblity: A Philosophical Introduction to Available Models. Part 1

Part 1: Introductory Remarks 

1 Introduction
Because this post is concerned with evaluating theological concepts, I go into some detail expositing the conceptual systems under consideration. While I may not utilize or critique every aspect of the systems which I outline, it will be helpful to have a thorough understanding of their conceptual details and equipment. In [...]